Capitol Leadership Conference Registration Due 12/15
Both students and adults are vital to the growth and success of FCCLA. Learn more about FCCLA’s adult awards and nominate someone you feel embodies FCCLA’s vision, mission, and purposes in their everyday life.
Adviser Academy is a great way to grow your knowledge and FCCLA chapter, learn work-life balance, develop lesson plans, network with other advisers, gain year-long support from National FCCLA, and more!
Graduates of this year's Adviser Academy cohort will be recognized at the National Leadership Conference, receive an FCCLA certificate of completion, and receive two Continuing Education Units (CEU).
Additionally, participating advisers will have the opportunity to build a strong relationship with their state adviser and be engaged at the state level.
To register for an Adviser Academy, please go to Meetings and Events in your chapter account in the portal.
🔗 access adviser academy details here
Registration due November 1stÂ
The FCCLA Future Adviser Academy is designed for postsecondary FCCLA Members who are studying to become Family and Consumer Sciences (FCS) educators.Â
This program offers quarterly Zoom webinars that feature networking opportunities, keynote speakers, and engaging topics on how to start and lead an FCCLA Chapter that will be integrated into FCS classrooms.The New Chapter Adviser Academy is designed for chapter advisers with 1-3 years of experience, offering guidance on starting and growing an FCCLA Chapter.Â
The program features quarterly networking and mentoring sessions, support for integrating FCCLA programs into the classroom, and the development of a yearlong program of work. Advisers gain access to experienced mentors, resources for collaboration, and an understanding of FCCLA structures. Completion requires participation in at least three (3) of four (4) sessions and volunteering at regional, state, or local levels.The Adviser 2.0 Academy is tailored for chapter advisers with four to five years of experience.Â
The program offers quarterly sessions focused on new resources and opportunities with FCCLA, providing support and networking through discussions and breakout sessions. Participants enhance their skills in chapter management, share experiences, and develop a yearlong FCCLA program of work. Requirements include active participation in three (3) sessions and volunteering at FCCLA events as a Competitive Events evaluator or lead consultant, workshop leader, or presenter.The Master Adviser Academy is available for advisers with five (5) or more years of experience. It offers opportunities to create Nearpod lessons, develop FCCLA college-level courses, align standards with FCS education, and contribute toÂ
Competitive Events case studies. Participants benefit from learning alongside experienced peers, enhancing their resumes with national contributions, and receiving recognition at the 2025 National Leadership Conference. Completion of the course satisfies the requirements for Master Adviser recognition, along with the award of a certificate and pin.Awards $500 grants to advisers
Wisconsin FCCLA advisers may apply for the grant to help cover costs for post-secondary courses, workshops, certifications, and text materials.
The deadlines to apply are May 15 (summer), August 1 (fall), and January 15 (spring).
Integrate FCCLA in your classroom and curriculum with these lesson plans and activities that focus on various FCCLA information and programs.
The FCCLA New Adviser Handbook is a comprehensive guide designed to support new advisers in navigating their roles within the organization. It provides essential resources, best practices, and step-by-step instructions to help advisers effectively mentor students and manage FCCLA chapters.
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The 🔗 adviser slides used during the four adviser sessions at the 2025 Fall Leadership Conference offered valuable insights and practical strategies for supporting FCCLA chapters. They covered the following topics: Join, Engage, Attend, and Compete.
🔗 Decoding a STAR Event Rubric
🔗 Insider Tips for Competing & Winning
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These slides were presented at all four Fall Leadership Conferences and focused on competitive events information. Additional questions about Competitive Events can be sent to competitiveevents@wifccla.org.Â